All bad things must come to an end.
The very popular AMC television program, “Breaking Bad,” aired its final episode on September 29th.
For those not familiar with this series, it is about Walter White, a high-school chemistry teacher who gets involved with the illegal meth industry. White turns into his alter ego, Heisenberg, and gets him and his family into a lot of trouble.
“Breaking Bad” has revolutionized the world of television drama with its brilliant mix of interesting storylines, suspense, and comedy. During the 2013 Emmy awards, “Breaking Bad” came out on top, winning the award for Best Drama Series. Anna Gunn, who plays Skylar, took home the award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama.
“I am sad that it’s over, but some shows go on for too long [and that] kind of kills it,” science teacher and “Breaking Bad” fan Mrs. Meredith Dapsis said.
The show has been heralded as one of the best shows on television. It currently rates a 9.5/10 on IMDb, and the fifth season has a 99/100 on Metacritic.
Even people who have not watched the show have heard about it.
“I heard it is very good,” freshman Josh Wentling said. “I’ll probably check it out.”
“Breaking Bad” may be over, but a spin-off, “Better Call Saul,” was recently confirmed by AMC. It features the character Saul Goodman, who steadily became a main character in Season 2.
How good will this spinoff be? “It all depends on what kind of client Saul is working with.” Mrs. Dapsis said.
Even though “Breaking Bad” has come to an end, fans will likely ensure the legacy will live on forever.